Williams Syndrome Famous People is a rare genetic condition that can cause distinctive facial features, intellectual disabilities, and cardiovascular problems. However, many people with Williams syndrome go on to lead happy and successful lives.
The condition is cause by missing a copy of 25 to 27 genes on chromosome number 7. This causes a small head size, distinctive facial features, and heart defects.
Carly Fisher
A new study finds that people with Williams Syndrome Famous People are at high risk of exploitation and victimization online. Those who use social networking sites such as Facebook often do so without supervision and are at an increased. Risk of real-world teasing and bullying, theft, and abuse.
The findings also suggest that the ability to say no to strangers may not be hard-wire in those with Williams Syndrome Famous People. Fisher is developing a social skills program for people with WS. That teaches them to avoid engaging in socially risky behavior on the Internet.
Underlying Cognitive & Behavioral Phenotype
Despite significant progress in behavioral research over the past two decades, there is still much that is unknown about WS. It is essential that research be dedicate to defining the underlying cognitive and behavioral phenotype of WS and to developing interventions appropriate for individuals with WS.
Zack Morris
Zack Morris is the infamous protagonist of the television show Save by the Bell. He was portraye by Mark-Paul Gosselaar, and fans were in love with him from the start.
In the TV series, he was a high school student. Who used his powers of scheming and gambling to get what he wanted. He also was very loyal to his friend Kelly Kapowski, whom he loved more than anything else in the world.
He also has the ability to freeze time, which makes it easy for him to cause chaos and destruction without any real repercussions. His uses it to his advantage, especially in the Season 5 episode. “Drunk Driving,” where he decides to total his car and get Screech and Slater into a car wreck.
As a result, Zack has a lot of trouble with his friends and family. He also has a complex relationship with his son, Mac.
Matthew Henson
Born in Charles County, Maryland and the child of sharecroppers. Who lost their farms during the Civil War, Matthew Henson left home at 12 years old to work on a ship. The ship’s captain, Captain Childs, mentored Henson and helped him gain an education that included reading, writing and navigation.
Food & Fuel
Henson grew to become an accomplished valet and eventually an associate on Peary’s many expeditions to the North Pole. He mastered polar exploration, orienteering, repairing ships, building and repairing sleds/sledges, speaking the Inuit language, hunting for food, making warm clothing from furs, and carrying food and fuel.
Henson spent the last three decades of his life working in a New York federal customs house, but always maintained his love for polar exploration. He wrote his Arctic memoirs in 1912, titled A Negro Explorer at the North Pole, and finally received the acknowledgment he deserved in 1937 when the highly regarded Explorers Club accepted him as an honorary member.
Sam Henson
Long before Sesame Street and The Muppet Show, Jim Henson and Jane Nebel created Sam and Friends, a daily local Washington, D.C. television show that ran for six years.
The show was based around Henson and Nebel’s unique approach to comedy, and spawned many Muppet characters. These included the voracious Yorick, beatnik Harry the Hipster, excitable Professor Madcliffe and utility players Hank and Frank.
Henson and Nebel experiment with character voices in their earliest sketches, and lip-syncing was used for many of the puppets’ songs. These songs were often novelty or comedy hits from artists like Stan Freberg, Bob and Ray, Spike Jones and Ken Nordine, among others.
Final Words:
The show was a success, and Henson and Nebel were able to expand their Muppet business through bit parts, commercials and talk shows. Their first mainstream Muppet was Rowlf the Dog, who became a regular on the Jimmy Dean Show. Henson died in 1990, and his funeral was a moving ceremony that featured musical puppet performances.
